Health

A small study suggests that vaping cannabis in legal CBD products could result in positive results on drug screening tests commonly used by employers, criminal justice agencies and school systems...Read More

Fewer people signed up for insurance coverage on Affordable Care Act exchanges during the first week of open enrollment for 2020 coverage compared to the same period last year, CMS announced on Wednesday....Read More

There could be a reason people just can’t stop eating certain foods. It may have to do with the ingredients of “hyper-palatable” foods — and a new study suggests product labeling may not be an accurate...

Studies by researchers at USC and the FDA indicate more than one in four high school students and one in 10 middle schoolers are vaping, and that they prefer mango- and mint-flavored e-cigarettes...Read More

A new study highlights declining rates of death among patients visiting U.S. emergency rooms, suggesting care services offered by facilities is improving as reliance on ERs continues to grow....Read More

A review of team directories at NCAA member schools finds gender disparity among team physicians and athletic trainers, with men holding the vast majority of positions at universities across the country....Read More

A new study highlights declining rates of death among patients visiting U.S. emergency rooms, suggesting care services offered by facilities is improving as reliance on ERs continues to grow....Read More

A review of team directories at NCAA member schools finds gender disparity among team physicians and athletic trainers, with men holding the vast majority of positions at universities across the country....Read More

When recommending expensive genetic tests to patients with various forms of cancer, one in four oncologists fail to address costs with patients, an American Cancer Society study says....Read More

Halloween may be over, but the scary part of flu season is just beginning. CDC officials say low flu activity so far is similar to previous seasons and that it’s too early to characterize how severe...